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About Family Facts
Family Focus is the work of Dr. James Dobson. I have found family focus to be one of the best resources for the family!
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The Coalition for Marriage, Family and Couples Education, a highly recommended site that provides up to date research and news about the family. |
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About the founder of the web-page:
Family Facts is ran by me!
Hi, my name is Mark Pope! I am committed to help strengthen families! I am a researcher and a student of the family! I have spent many hours researching and discussing the trend of the family and what makes a strong and happy family. I hope that you will be able to benifit from my studying!
I understand how hard it can be to have a happy marriage and family. I like you feel the struggles of trying to balance family relationships with the hectic schedule of life.
I will be expanding this page to provide links to other sites as well as include information on the topics listed below!
Happily Ever-After: This will be dedicated to looking at how newly-weds can make the transition from being single to being married.
Just Married: this section is dedicated to people who have been married for a while. The humdrum of life has set itself into motion and we realize that it's not all happily ever after, the fact is we are just married! There will be links to information and sites that will provide excellent tips, suggestions, and techniques to strenghten your marriage
Ages and stages: A look at the development of children from the "terrible" two's to the "troubled" teens!
"the parenting advice that could be given is a proper understanding of Child Development"
Special topics in relationships: I will update this section at least once a week with a new topic relating to our relationships. I hope that you will email in and respond to the topics.
In this section, I will post responses from readers!
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Weekly Tip!
This weeks tip...
We tend to follow the trends of our family. This is especially true when it comes to relationships! Studies indicate that people from dysfunctional families tend to have dysfunctional relationships, simple, sad.
So what can be done? If you came from a struggling family, or just don't want to be like mom or dad, what can you do?
The best prevention to repetition is education. It has been found that the more people are educated the less likely they are to repeat family patterns. The more educated the more likely to arrive at new and better solutions for your family.
